BASKETBALL COACH. Secondary Break WEEKLY. Streak past retreating defenders. Combo Drill Covers It All. Is The Triangle
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1 Preseason Retreats Test Trust, Leadership & Responsibility BASKETBALL COACH WEEKLY Learn Train Develop Enjoy Secondary Break Streak past retreating defenders Combo Drill Covers It All Is The Triangle A Useful Offense For Youth Players? Run A Pair Of High screens To Set Up backdoor Lob September 11, 014 Issue 51 $5.99 Roy Williams exploits numbers advantages on offense Hit Trailer On Backside After Ball Goes Through High Post
2 Learn Train Develop Enjoy September 11, 014 Issue 51 $5.99 Roy Williams exploits numbers advantages on offense Contents Retreats Test Trust, Leadership BASKETBALL COACH Preseason retreats test trust, LeadershiP & responsibility Secondary Break Streak past retreating defenders Combo Drill Covers it All IS The TrIangle a USefUl offense for youth PlayerS? run A PAir of HigH screens to set up backdoor lob Basketball Coach Weekly Issue 51 Basketball Coach Weekly 95 SW Iowa Drive Tualatin, OR 9706 WEEKLY HIT TraILEr On BackSIDE after BaLL GOES THrOuGH HIGH POST Editor-in-chief Michael Austin michael.austin@ basketballcoachweekly.com Contributors Drew Hanlen Illustrations Mike Renwick Pictures Action Images Designer Sam Esward Publisher Kevin Barrow kevin.barrow@greenstarmedia.net Customer Services Duncan Heard duncanh@ basketballcoachweekly.com Managing Director Andrew Griffiths (c) Green Star Media Ltd. All rights reserved. Click here to read the full disclaimer. To subscribe to Basketball Coach Weekly please contact Duncan Heard at Green Star Media Ltd, Meadow View, Tannery Lane, Bramley, Guildford GU5 0AB, UK. You can contact Duncan via Skype at basketballcoachweekly or via at duncanh@ basketballcoachweekly.com Teenagers do stupid things. You can have codes of conduct in place. You constantly can talk to parents about the decisions their children make. You can speak to players about their decision-making. But, sometimes, teenagers do stupid things. It s up to you to enforce your rules, hold people accountable and hopefully scare the next group of boundary-pushers into following protocol. In my area, a local high school football team, Lake Oswego High (Ore.), just went through this process. Despite going on a preseason senior retreat with players for years (without issue) and despite having all players sign a code of conduct, the head coach had to deal with suspending 10 of his players (including nine projected starters) for four weeks for conduct detrimental to the team during the retreat. It was being reported some of the players had smoked marijuana. The incident occurred after midnight when several of the players remained awake talking by the campfire. The coaches had gone to bed but one coach smelled the marijuana and confronted the players about it. There is some debate in the town about responsibility and who is at fault here, which pertains to you as basketball season inches closer and you consider taking one of these retreats. Is it the coaching staff s fault for leaving players alone after midnight? Is it the players fault for making a poor choice? For me, this falls on the players. This is a senior retreat, meaning you are dealing with 17- and 18-year-olds. Part of the retreat s point is to come closer as a group and as a team. You remember being with friends back then - the most poignant, influential, bonding moments always seem to come in the dark of the night, when adults aren t monitoring your every move and you are free to express your thoughts (although my friends and I managed to do this without marijuana). I applaud the head coach here. Think about it - how easy could it have been to confiscate the marijuana, read the players the riot act then return home Is it the coaching staff s fault for leaving players alone after midnight? QUICK HITTER I recently received a great question from a youth basketball (U1) basketball coach. He says he has studied the Triangle Offense noticing subtle differences in how it is taught. This coach likes the Triangle because he believes it keeps all players moving and involved. He wants to know from peers the and not say a word to school staff about it? Instead of having to suspend nine starters for four games, this coach could have taken the easy way out and swept it under the rug. He didn t. He showed players their actions have consequences and choices made in the dead of night when no one else is around still can come back to haunt you. Remind your players of the same this preseason and trust they make the correct decisions. Michael Austin Editor-in-chief pros and cons of this offense at the youth level, and if it s a viable offense to sustain player skill development as they progress through their careers. I wanted to turn this one over to you, the reader. Shoot me an (michael. austin@basketballcoachweekly.com) with your thoughts and let s help out a fellow reader. I d love to pull enough Come together as a team by enforcing the rules you make. In this issue... Know When A Secondary Break Is Right For Your If your team is capable of taking advantage of numbers against a retreating defense, install secondary-break sets 4 Hit The Trailer For A BACKDoor Lob Use the strong-side lane to draw focus away from the backside, which is where the pass eventually is going 5 BACKDoor Screen Creates Lob Opportunity Disguise the initial ball handler by sending him backdoor for a perfectly placed, unexpected lob pass Drill PASSIng, 6 Boxing Out & Sprinting Use the Combo Drill to move players in the full court and work on catching and shooting on the move as well as 1-on-1 rebounding Is The Triangle Viable For Youth? information together to dedicate part of an upcoming issue to this idea, but, quite honestly, I haven t been around the triangle enough to break it down for this age level, so I turn to you. Do you use the Triangle? Why? What are the pros and cons? Do you have a couple of easy-to-install entries into the Triangle? - Michael Austin Issue 51 BASKETBALL COACH WEEKLY
3 secondary break Roy Williams has won 74 games throughout his career with the help of a well-established, efficient secondary break Know When A Secondary Break Is Right For You Wedged between a fast-moving transition offense and a slow-down half-court-based philosophy, the secondary break is perfect for a quick-moving squad Depending on your style of play, the secondary break can be a major part of your offensive philosophy. All coaches know the intricacies of a fast break - gain possession of the ball on a turnover and beat the defense down the floor for an easy layup or quick jump-shot opportunity. And, all coaches have an established half-court philosophy when their players have entered the frontcourt (meaning the defense also has everyone in position). But, the secondary break is a bit more difficult to define, making it harder to know if it should be a part of your game plan. Typically, a secondary break is run as the defense is transitioning back and your team has a numbers advantage (i.e. 4-on-, 5-on-4). While you could run your halfcourt offense in this situation, having an advantage allows your players to find open spaces and score quickly before the entire defense sets. This seems like an easy strategy but there are some teams that simply don t perform well in a hurry. Those teams should stick with an established halfcourt offense in almost all situations. Plus, teams with a talent disadvantage typically like to slow down the game and keep scoring low to limit the opponent s opportunities at scoring. On the flip side, if your team has players with the talent, speed and basketball IQ to attack a retreating defense (plus a big man capable of handling the ball), then work in some secondary break plays and philosophies into your playbook. Or, if you are facing a relentless half-court defense, then do all you can to create opportunities from a numbers advantage. Much of what you run in the secondary break depends largely upon your halfcourt offense so shifting from one to the next is seamless. Today s two sets are for teams that attack the rim, utilize the low post and possess talented offensive rebounders as both plays finish with backdoor cuts for layups. Even if the secondary-break action is stymied by the defense and the backdoor pass can t be made, then you still are in a position to run your offense. Or, if the shooter misses the layup, there are a couple of offensive rebounders with momentum pushing toward the glass for a secondchance opportunity. Words and Activities by: Michael Austin Issue 51 BASKETBALL COACH WEEKLY
4 Secondary Break Hit The Trailer For A Backdoor Lob This secondary break play positions two players along the strong-side lane line with the trailer cutting through the lane and scoring on the backside WHY USE IT The secondary break is perfect to attack a retreating defense. SET UP The point guard (1) dribbles into the front court on the right side with the center () trailing. Position a player close to the right corner () with another on the strongside block (4). The final player () is on the weak block. HOW TO PLAY 1 looks to pass to 5 trailing the play. 4 moves high up the lane line while relocates to the strong-side block [1]. If 5 isn t open, then that player continues through the lane to the weak side. 1 dribbles toward the top and feeds 4 in the high post. 4 catches the ball and looks to pass to 5 on the weak side. 5 may be open for an alley-oop lob pass or has established post-up position on the defender []. 5 shoots the layup as boxes out and 4 crashes the glass []. TECHNIQUE If 5 is open as the initial trailer, instruct that player to attack the left side of the court with the dribble upon catching the pass. If 5 handles the ball well, this is a good scoring option when the defense forgets about staying close to the trailer. 1 On Passing high to the trailer is the first option - if open, this player catches the pass and uses dribble penetration on the left side of the floor the catch, 4 immediately pivots and looks to fire a pass to 5 Have 4 crash the boards as the backdoor pass lures defenders in that direction and out of rebounding position 4 relocates to the elbow and readies to catch the entry pass as this movement also helps clear space closer to the basket 5 potentially is open for a lob pass or if a defender is positioned there, then 5 establishes post-up positioning Player movement Ball movement Dribble Shot Issue 51 BASKETBALL COACH WEEKLY 4
5 Secondary Break Backdoor Screen Creates Lob Opportunity The initial ball handler on the right wing ends up on the opposite side then in position for a perfectly placed backdoor lob WHY USE IT Defenses typically don t expect the initial ball handler, who relocates to the weak side, to be the player who eventually ends up with the scoring opportunity. Use this play to distract the defense as you set up this scenario. 1 Clear to the lane s left side in anticipation of setting the weak-side high screen to free must sprint along the baseline so this play doesn t slow down and allow the defense to reset SET UP A guard () dribbles into the front court on the right side with 1 and 5 trailing. 4 has sprinted deep into the lane with positioned on the weak-side wing. HOW TO PLAY passes to 1 on the wing and 5 moves through the left side of the lane. 4 curls toward the ball-side elbow with sprinting the baseline and locating to the opposite wing [1]. 1 passes to as soon as he or she ends up on the right wing. 1 then runs off a high screen from 4 and cuts toward the hoop. 5 comes high on the opposite side and screens for, who cuts backdoor []. passes to 4 in the high post. 1 clears through the lane to the right corner. 4 pivots and tosses a lob to at the rim for the layup []. TECHNIQUE Have make an initial look at 1 coming off 4 s screen. This is a quick decision, however, because 1 needs to clear the lane and set up the backdoor pass for if not open. Wait until cuts through the lane, then uses 5 s screen to take advantage of an open weak-side space near the hoop catches and shoots before landing so the defense doesn t have time to stop it 1 runs hard off 4 s shoulder and can be a scorer if he or she comes open on the cut 1 clears out of the lane and pulls a defender to limit the number of people who can defend the lob pass Player movement Ball movement Dribble Shot Issue 51 BASKETBALL COACH WEEKLY 5
6 Full-Court DrilL Drill Passing, Boxing Out & Sprinting The Combo Drill moves players quickly through the full court to shape conditioning as well as catching and shooting on the move, and 1-on-1 rebounding WHY USE IT Open up the floor and push players to knock down shots in rhythm. The drill also incorporates long, accurate passing and boxing out. 1 The drill begins with a crisp pass into the front court with the player following it and settling into a comfortable shooting range at the opposite end By Drew Hanlen, NBA Strategic Skills Coach, CEO of Pure Sweat Basketball SET UP Two ball handlers start near the 8-foot marks on opposite sides of the floor. Place a group of players on the opposite 8-foot marks - these players are the passers. Place a defender in the lane at each end. HOW TO PLAY The initial ball handlers fire a pass up the floor to the line of passers. The player then sprints to the opposite end of the floor and settles into his or her shooting range to receive a pass. The passer makes the pass once in range [1]. On the catch, the initial ball handler shoots while the passer crashes the boards. The defender boxes out the passer []. Whoever secures the rebound dribbles up the floor a bit then fires a long pass to the passing line, follows the ball and settles into shooting range at the opposite end as the drill continues. The player who didn t get the rebound remains as the defender []. TECHNIQUE Keep this drill moving. There is no hesitation from grabbing the rebound to firing the long outlet pass. The defender boxes out the passer, not the shooter and these two battle for the rebound The player grabbing the rebound immediately takes a couple dribbles up the floor and sends a long pass to the next player in the passing line On the catch, the passer pivots and leads the shooter into a rhythm jumper After taking the shot, the shooter clears to the back of the passing line The player who didn t secure the rebound remains on the defensive end and takes another shot at grabbing the board on the next shot Player movement Ball movement Dribble Shot Issue 51 BASKETBALL COACH WEEKLY 6
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